Pest control marketing you own
Termites, bed bugs and rodents are separate markets. Own a page for each in every town you treat.
Why the agency route leaves you empty-handed
The work is rented, not built
There is a whole tier of agencies that serve pest control and nothing else. They are good at what they do. The catch is what happens at the end of the contract: the pages, the rankings and the ad account were never yours.
One page cannot answer four problems
Someone with termites and someone with bed bugs are not the same customer, and they do not search the same words. A single services page competes for all of them and wins none of them properly.
You are comparing vendors, not building assets
The search results around pest control marketing are full of agency names and reviews of agencies. That is a market of suppliers. Every month spent choosing between them is a month nobody is building anything you keep.
What we build for a pest control company
A pillar cluster: the pests you treat multiplied by the places you treat them in. Termites, bed bugs, rodents, mosquitoes, ants, wildlife, each crossed with the towns and counties you cover. Up to 100 pages, every one built for a search a homeowner actually types, all on your own domain.
The searches your engine is built for
165,000
monthly searches for “pest control near me”, at a keyword difficulty of 70. The generic term is contested, which is exactly why the specific ones matter.
60,500
monthly searches for “termite inspection”, up from 49,500 a year earlier, at a cost per click of $13.33. The inspection is the most commercially valuable way in.
141,100
monthly searches across four pests: bed bugs 40,500, rodents 40,500, mosquitoes 33,100, ants 27,100. No single overview page can serve all four.
Built around where you treat
Pest pressure is not evenly spread. Termite work concentrates where the construction and the climate put it, rodent calls move with the season, and a route-based business has a radius that has more to do with drive time than with county lines. Tell us the towns you actually service, and the pages follow that map rather than a generic one.
What's in a pest control build
The same scope in every package. What changes is how many pages.
A separate page for each pest in each area you service, rather than one services list
Inspection pages, which carry the highest commercial value in this trade and lead naturally into a plan
Google Business Profile setup and the base citations that belong with it
Local schema, on-page SEO and internal linking, so the pages carry each other instead of competing
A short lead form and call tracking, so you can see every inquiry and which page produced it
Built on your own domain and in your own accounts, yours outright from the first day
The honest version of our proof
Pest control case studies are in progress. Until they are published, judge us on what you can actually check: a named founder in Florida, prices published on this site rather than quoted behind a call, and this site itself, built the same way we would build yours.
What a build like this costs
One-time, operating costs shown separately before you sign.
- Starterup to 50 pagesfrom $9,990
- Founderup to 75 pagesfrom $13,500
- Executiveup to 100 pagesfrom $17,500
Modules that fit a pest control company
Optional, monthly, and none of them is required to own the build.
- AuthorityThe generic pest terms sit at a difficulty of 70 and above. Pages get you found, authority is what decides whether they rank at all.See how
- YouTube EngineA termite inspection is hard to picture and easy to distrust. Watching one explained by the person who would carry it out settles more doubt than a page can.See how
Common questions
How do I market a pest control company?
By being what people find when they search for their specific problem in their specific town. Termites in one suburb, bed bugs in the next, rodents when the weather turns. That means a page for each combination, not one services page that tries to cover everything.
How do I get more pest control customers?
The same way you already get your best ones, except systematically. Someone types their problem and a place into Google. Either you have a page built for that search or a competitor does. We build the pages, set up the Business Profile and the tracking, and you keep all of it.
Isn't it easier to hire a pest control marketing agency?
It is easier, and for some companies it is the right call. The difference is what you hold at the end. With a retainer, the pages and the ad account usually belong to the agency. We build on your domain and in your accounts, so leaving us costs you nothing you built.
Why not just one page for all the pests?
Because the searches are separate and so are the customers. Bed bugs draw 40,500 US searches a month, rodents 40,500, mosquitoes 33,100 and ants 27,100, according to SE Ranking. One page competing for all of them ranks properly for none.
How long until it works?
It builds over months rather than weeks. Pages get you found, authority gets you ranked, and the second part is the slow one. We tell you what to expect at the start and we do not promise a date.
What do I own at the end?
Everything: the domain, the pages, the content, the Google Business Profile and the data behind it. If you stop working with us, none of it moves.
Do you guarantee calls?
No. We build the engine and the authority groundwork, and we report what it produced. We never promise call volume, rankings or income.
We also build for
- ElectricianEmergency call-outs, panel upgrades and EV chargers, crossed with every town you cover.See how
- PaintingInterior, exterior, cabinets and commercial work, crossed with every town your crews reach.See how
- VeterinaryEmergency, wellness and dental as separate searches, crossed with every town your clients come from.See how
See what a pest control engine would look like in your area
Book a 20-minute call. We will look at your services and the towns you cover and show you what we would build. No pressure and no income promises.